OuSaAn

HATORI Koshiro's Web-sites

• K's Origami: Origami Web-site
• blog.鶯梭庵: Blog in Japanese

• Studies of Web design (English)

  • Wheel & Wedge Color Picker
  • Building an Almost-life-size Skeleton of Origami Tyrannosaurus
  • Two Exhibitions at Hajime Gallery, Ginza
  • 10 photographs of Asilomar, California
  • Origami Holiday Tree 2002
  • Exhibitions at OUSA convention 2001
  • K's ORIGAMI

• Studies of Web design (Japanese)

  • いんちきロロ文字変換
  • 折り紙建築祭 2002
  • 『折り紙論（仮題）』序文

What does he do?

• Origami artist

  • Board member of Japan Origami Academic Society
  • Japan Origami Academic Society certified origami instructor

• Translator

  • Japan Translation Federation certified translator (English to Japanese, Information Technology)
  • Qualified translator (English to Japanese, Computer)

What does OuSaAn mean?

It's a play on words that those of you who don't speak Japanese will never understand fully. :) The basic idea is that both a Japanese word ousa and my family-name Hatori relate to both birds and weaving. And an means hut, so ousa-an could be translated into Hatori's hut (pun not intended).

Origami Exhibitions

• FOLDING PAPER: The Infinite Possibilities of Origami at Japanese American National Museum and other museums (2012-2015)
• HATORI Koshiro Origami Works at Hajime Gallery (2006: my 1st one-person show)
• Masters of Origami at Hangar-7 (2005)

• More

  • Shinagawa Artist-ten at Maple Culture Center (2014)
  • Setagaya Art Flea-market Tsunagari-ten at Seikatsu-kobo Gallery (2009)
  • Gallery Setagaya 233 (2003-2013)
  • Persons at Gallery Koyama (2008)
  • LOVE TEN at Gallery 2+ (2008)
  • Book Indépendant at Ashiya City Museum of Art and History (2007)
  • TOKYOTEN - Room of Picture Books at Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum (2007)
  • Momigami Origami at Pflegeleicht (2007: my 2nd one-person show)
  • THE LIBRARY 2007 at Toki Art Space (2007)
  • LOVE TEN at Hajime Gallery (2007)
  • 10 Cats/Portrayals at Hajime Gallery (2006)
  • GEISAI#10 at Tokyo Big Sight (2006: the November issue of Bijutsu Techo featured a picture of my work)
  • Secret Flower Garden at Gallery Ginza Itchome (2006)
  • LOVE TEN at Gallery Le Déco (2006)
  • Pli selon pli at Tanglewood (2006)
  • Peace! vol.3 at Gallery Le Déco (2005)
  • Peace! vol.2 at Gallery Le Déco (2004)
  • Origami Masterworks at Mingei International Museum (2003)
  • GEISAI-3 at Pacifico Yokohama (2003: awarded 4th most popular booth)

Origami Publications

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  Origami 6: Technology, Art, Education (American Mathematical Society, 2015: Paper Mitate and Origami)

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  Hull, Thomas Dr. Hull-no Origami Shugaku Kyoshitsu (Nippon Hyoron Sha, 2015: Japanese translation)

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  Montroll, John Horses in Origami (Dover Publications, 2013: Diagrams of Ponytail Pony)

• More

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    Folding Paper: The Infinite Possibilities of Origami (Tuttle Publishing, 2013: Picture of Double Pleats No. 4)

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    Maekawa, Jun Genuine Japanese Origami, Book 2: 34 Mathematical Models Based Upon √2 (Dover Publications, 2013: English translation)

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    Maekawa, Jun Genuine Japanese Origami, Book 1: 33 Mathematical Models Based Upon √2 (Dover Publications, 2012: English translation)

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    Origami 5: Fifth International Meeting of Origami Science, Mathematics, and Education (A K Peters/CRC Press, 2011: Paper History of Origami in the East and the West before Interfusion)

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    Paper: Tear, Fold, Rip, Crease, Cut (Black Dog Publishing, 2009: Essay about the history of origami)

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    Casalonga, Jean-Jérôme Minimal Origami (Lulu.com, 2009: Diagrams of Bird and Bear)

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    Maekawa, Jun Genuine Origami (Japan Publications Trading, 2008: English translation)

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    Masters of Origami: The Art of Paperfolding (Hatje Cantz, 2005: Essay about the history of origami, Picture of Birth of Stars)